The phrase "a performer that make" is not correct in written English.
It should be "a performer that makes" to be grammatically accurate.
Example: "She is a performer that makes every show unforgettable."
Alternatives: "a performer who creates" or "a performer that produces".
Tucker's vision for the piece (Nichols starred in it) included four actors playing twenty-five roles, and it's his ability to peel away the layers while supporting the emotionalism of a performer that makes you see things with new and less cynical eyes.
The West Campus quad is green again, the renovated library will open its doors on Monday, Page is open and will soon be hosting the sorts of speakers and performers that make it a luxury to go to a great university, the football season will kick off in the renovated Wallace Wade stadium, and there's plenty more to come.
Built out of a research experiment called Stickman, which we covered a few months ago, Stuntronics are autonomous, self-correcting aerial performers that make on-the-go corrections to nail high-flying stunts every time.
As Tollett did in years past, Vee sprinkled a few classic-rock acts among the mainstream and alternative country performers that make up the bulk of the lineup.
It's the energy and charm of the performers that make it work".
But it is the director Mark Brokaw's orchestration of Mr. Beane's warp-speed one-liners, spoken by a dream quintet of performers, that makes the evening pass before your eyes in such a pleasant blur.
"A Christmas Story" features a sizable group of young performers that makes the small band of orphans in "Annie" look positively skimpy.
And it is this visible discomfort with journalism or criticism of performers that makes the former Spurs and England striker a risky pick by BBC bosses because London will be very lucky if the Games does not spawn some stories involving drugs, corruption or threats to the security of the event: developments with which, past form suggests, Lineker would struggle.
But, while I welcome this revisionist approach, I still feel it's the tragicomic mix and the platform it provides for two performers that makes this play special.
But it wasn't the performers that made this concert different from any other it was the audience. .
